Game-Time Hockey
The Game-Time Hockey program provides the best of both worlds—on-ice training at Sky Rink combined with advanced hockey conditioning training at BlueStreak.
On-ice sessions concentrate on game-play situations, including:
- Team-Focused Drills
- Offensive and Defensive Strategies
- Powerplay and Penalty Kills Situations
- Position Responsibilities in Defensive, Neutral and Offensive Zones
- Passing and Puck Possession Skills
BlueStreak Components:
Speed Training
Short duration/high-intensity sprinting sequences on the Athletic Republic-patented skating treadmill simulate hockey shifts, delivering the most sport-specific conditioning program possible.
Skills
Drills on BlueStreak's synthetic ice Skills Zone focus on shooting and stick handling.
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Schedule/Cost
| Program Start Dates |
January 6, 2010
April 7, 2010
July 7, 2010
October 6, 2010 |
| Day of Week |
Wednesday |
| Time |
8:30pm - 9:50pm |
| Total Weeks |
13 weeks |
| Price |
$600 |
The 13-week program offers 10 sessions of instruction and game-play at Sky Rink and 3 sessions of conditioning and skills development at BlueStreak.
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Staff
Adam Tichauer is a graduate of Brown University and a former professional athlete. While at Brown, Adam played four years for the Brown University Bears, NCAA Division I team where he was named to the ECAC all academic team for three consecutive years.
Alana Blahoski played for the U.S. Women’s Hockey Team that won the first-ever gold medal in women’s ice hockey at the Olympic Winter Games in Nagano, Japan.
Scott Krahn was a four-year letterman at Cornell University. Prior to attending Cornell, Scott was the Assistant Captain for the Vernon Vipers of the British Columbia Junior Hockey League and helped lead them to the 1999 Canadian National Championship.
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